Tricia Macke, Television News Anchor

As sports director for one of the largest radio stations in the country, Bill Dennison, got his foot in the door at 700 WLW shortly after graduating from NKU in the late 1970's. You will find him with a microphone interviewing Cincinnati's top athletes at all the big games.

NKU can lay claim to a corporate executive at the head of one of the world's leading media ownership groups. Rich Boehne, a 1981 Journalism graduate, is the chief operating officer for The E.W. Scripps Company. Scripps owns the HGTV & DIY networks as well as several local broadcast stations throughout the country.

Amy Bailey has had her camera in the winners' circle at the Kentucky Derby for ABC. She has been at the top of "The Green Monster" in Boston for ESPN's coverage of playoff baseball. From Wrigley Field to the Winter X games, this 2000 NKU grad travels the world shooting sports for the likes of CBS, CSTV, FOX Sports and the NFL Network.

This evening news anchor for Channel 5 in Cincinnati took the usual path to a top market station. After graduating from NKU in the mid-nineties she was a reporter and anchor at stations in South Bend, Indiana; Dayton, Ohio and Charlotte, North Carolina.

Tom Gamble has spent over a decade as a sports talk radio personality. He is one-half of the "Two-Angry Guys" morning team that has consistently been one of the top rated radio programs in Cincinnati. This NKU graduate and former sports editor for the Kentucky Post is also the vice-president of a sports marketing company that hosts many major sports events. Tom started the sports business program here at Northern.